JP Christy

This photo shows me with Rafaela, who was pulled out of the trash where she had been abandoned as a very young puppy in Peru. While volunteering with a street dog rescue project in Cusco during 2015, I was Rafi's foster aunt for a few weeks; she now lives happily in Canada on a horse farm.

Another rescue project where I have volunteered is the Kathmandu Animal Treatment (KAT) Centre, which provides medical care (including sterilizations and rabies shots) to street dogs and cats in Nepal's capital. KAT also educates people about caring for the animals that live in their community. So, from the date “Elizabeth Bennet's Impertinent Letter” was first published (the e-book went on sale at Amazon.com in the last week of May 2018) through December 31, 2020, all royalties earned will be donated to the KAT Centre. Check YouTube for videos about their efforts. (www.facebook.com/katcentre) You can also see info about the KAT Centre on my website VagabondVolunteer.com.

As of 1 December 2018, my donations to the KAT Centre from the sale of "Elizabeth Bennet's Impertinent Letter" have totaled $3,664.11. Thank you, those who've purchased my book! A tidied-up version (fewer typos) was uploaded on 12 November, and a hard-copy version (which, at 1 kilogram, is also suitable as a Jane Austen-themed doorstop) is now available.